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Bulk Lysine By-Product 70% Feed Grade for Export Sourcing

Feed-grade lysine by-product, also described as lysine residue, offered as a fermentation-derived protein ingredient for animal feed applications. Buyer checks should focus on crude protein basis, moisture and ash limits, feed-grade conformity, batch COA consistency, country-specific feed import documentation, and packaging suitability for bulk shipment.

Quick buying facts

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Use this page to check the product identity, common specification points, document scope, package notes, and destination-market questions before sending a China sourcing request.

Product name: Lysine by-product / lysine residueFeed-grade amino acid fermentation by-product / lysine residueCandidate for feed-grade sourcing page with compliance checks required
Identity and grade

Typical specifications

  • Product name: Lysine by-product / lysine residue
  • Grade: Feed grade
  • Appearance: Light brown granule
  • Crude protein: 70% min; listed result 71.25%
  • Moisture: 10% max; listed result 5.26%
  • Ash: 6% max; listed result 3.80%
  • Application category: Feed additive / animal protein ingredient
  • HS code shown by supplier: 230990
  • Reported shelf life: 24 months
  • Reported production capacity: 2000 tons per month
Who uses this page

Target buyers

  • Animal feed manufacturers
  • Feed additive distributors
  • Poultry feed formulators
  • Swine feed producers
  • Aquaculture feed plants
  • Ruminant feed producers
  • Agricultural commodity importers
  • Feed ingredient trading companies
Before matching

Documents to check

  • CAS number, grade, assay, and impurity profile
  • SDS, COA, TDS, HS code, and transport classification
  • Destination-market import documents before supplier matching
Package and route

Packing notes

  • Standard packing indicated as 25 kg or 40 kg PEPA bag, kraft paper bag, or cardboard drum with two PE liners.
  • Transport package shown as 40 kg bag.
  • Custom packaging may be available according to buyer requirements.
  • For export RFQs, confirm palletization, container loading quantity, bag markings, batch coding, and moisture-protection method.
  • Request photos or samples of the proposed export packing before confirming bulk order.
Applications and sourcing options

Check whether this product fits the buyer's actual application.

Clear application, grade, package, and document notes help separate real sourcing demand from a vague price check.

Use context

Common applications

  • Protein ingredient sourcing for compound feed production
  • Cost-oriented partial replacement review for feed protein sources
  • Feed additive distribution in approved destination markets
  • Bulk import programs requiring batch COA and feed-grade documentation
  • Trial formulation projects where lysine fermentation residue is permitted by local feed regulations
How we compare

Sourcing options

  • Bulk 28-ton MOQ export inquiry
  • 25 kg bag packing
  • 40 kg bag packing
  • Kraft paper bag packing
  • PEPA bag packing
  • Cardboard drum with PE liners
  • Custom printed packaging subject to supplier confirmation
  • Sample request before bulk order
Human review

Compliance notes

  • Confirm whether the product is registered or accepted as a feed ingredient/additive in the destination market before shipment.
  • Request batch COA showing crude protein, moisture, ash, appearance, and any agreed impurity or microbiological limits.
  • Ask for feed-grade statement, ISO certificate if claimed, origin statement, packing list, commercial invoice, and any country-specific feed import documents.
  • Verify whether additional contaminants testing is needed, such as heavy metals, mycotoxins, salmonella, dioxins, or residues, based on destination feed regulations.
  • Confirm SDS availability and transport classification before booking shipment.
  • No dangerous goods classification is stated in the source text; buyer should confirm DG/non-DG status with SDS and logistics provider.
  • Do not treat supplier registration support as a regulatory guarantee; final import acceptance depends on destination authority requirements.
Buyer search paths

Related sourcing terms

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RFQ questions before supplier matching

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Questions to confirm
  • Can you provide a recent batch COA for lysine by-product 70% showing crude protein, moisture, ash, and appearance?
  • Is the 70% crude protein value reported on an as-is basis or dry matter basis?
  • What are the routine impurity, microbiological, heavy metal, and mycotoxin test items available for export batches?
  • Can you provide SDS, feed-grade statement, ISO certificate, origin certificate, and export document samples before order confirmation?
  • Is this product approved or previously exported to our destination country for feed use?
  • What is the minimum order quantity, lead time, and monthly available quantity for repeat shipments?
  • What packing options are available for 25 kg, 40 kg, jumbo bag, palletized, or private-label export packaging?
  • Can you provide pre-shipment inspection support through SGS, BV, CCIC, or another third party?
Checks before quote
  • Confirm whether the product is registered or accepted as a feed ingredient/additive in the destination market before shipment.
  • Request batch COA showing crude protein, moisture, ash, appearance, and any agreed impurity or microbiological limits.
  • Ask for feed-grade statement, ISO certificate if claimed, origin statement, packing list, commercial invoice, and any country-specific feed import documents.
  • Verify whether additional contaminants testing is needed, such as heavy metals, mycotoxins, salmonella, dioxins, or residues, based on destination feed regulations.
  • Confirm SDS availability and transport classification before booking shipment.
  • No dangerous goods classification is stated in the source text; buyer should confirm DG/non-DG status with SDS and logistics provider.
  • Do not treat supplier registration support as a regulatory guarantee; final import acceptance depends on destination authority requirements.
Next step

Send the product page with your target quantity and market. A sourcing manager can then confirm sample options, supplier fit, packaging details, and open document gaps.